Just Legal History

I talk with the host of Down Rabbit Podcast. We discuss why we started listening to true crime, what we expect from people who create podcasts and documentaries and true crime and then we discuss Adnan some and discuss Leo Schofield's case.

I interview the host of the podcast The Consult. We discuss several of the mysteries in this case.

I talk with Brett from the Prosecutors and we go over the various issues in regard to self defense like Castle Doctrine, Duty to Retreat, Stand Your Ground. We then go over what has happened so far in the Nicolae Miu trial.

I sit down with defense attorney Anne Benaroya to discuss what happened with Jay Wilds and the plea deal reached with Kevin Urick.

I talk with Brett from the Prosecutors about liability in different dangerous activities. Do you always lose your ability to sue if you are engaged in a dangerous activity? Can you be sued? And could your conduct raise to the point where you can be charged criminally. Listen to me and Brett talk about some of these issues.

What was supposed to be a deadly day on the river turns deadly. I go over the first four days in the Nicolae Mui trial.

I talk with writer and creator Allison Dickson about how the media influences how we view True Crime. We watch shows like CSI or Bones and watch cop and legal shows. Now we consume podcasts and other documentaries. So the question I ask along with others, is do we get an unrealistic view from media about what actually happens in police investigations and then once it goes to trial.